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This year’s freshman class—the second-largest in Duke history—includes a record number of Latino students thanks in part to an improved recruitment weekend.
Duke Parking and Transportation Services has altered Duke’s bus routes in an attempt to make it easier for students to get around campus.
The second-largest class in University history filled Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday for the new-student Convocation ceremony.
Incoming Duke Student Government President Keizra Mecklai and Executive Vice President John Guarco are looking forward to engaging the student body in campus projects this Fall.
After a year marked by high-profile racially-charged incidents, the Duke Student Government is planning to collaborate with the Black Student Alliance on several projects during the 2015-16 academic year.
Although most students choose traditional majors like economics, public policy or biology, there is a lesser-known option for those who desire a more personalized area of study—Program II.
In the final Duke Student Government Senate meeting for the 2014-15 academic year, a new election bylaw was passed and next year’s executive board was sworn in.
Students can view ratings for almost 17,000 courses taught since 2004 through the Student Accessible Course Evaluation System, but they might be missing some of the most valuable information.
In a special election, freshmen Jacqueline Monetta and Jeremy Gottlieb were elected as senators for equity and outreach in next year's Duke Student Government Senate.
Duke Student Government approved the budget for the 2015-16 academic year after several hours of debate in a meeting Wednesday.
Editor's Note: In a tweet shortly after 1 a.m., The Chronicle incorrectly identified the winner of the vice presidential election for the Class of 2017. Errors in the process of calculating votes for write-in candidates led to the misinformation. Additionally, an earlier version of the graphic miscategorized the committees some senators were elected to. The Chronicle regrets the errors.
Today undergraduates have the opportunity to vote in the third election cycle of the Spring.
Duke Student Government heard the first reading of the annual budget for the 2015-16 academic year during a meeting Wednesday.
Duke Student Government will be holding its Senate and class elections next week.
The Duke Student Government Senate passed a resolution and a statute advocating support for the Black Student Alliance and the black community at Duke Wednesday.
Lemon yogurt. A video store. We’re all gonna die.
Leaders of the Duke community—including administration, faculty and students—spoke in a forum on the steps of the Chapel Wednesday evening to address the noose found hanging on the Bryan Center Plaza early that morning.
Venture capitalist and entrepreneur Peter Thiel spoke on campus Monday as part of the Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative Monday.
Duke Student Government will use surplus money to increase student group funding by $60,000 for each of the next three years.
Duke Student Government will soon be starting a bimonthly bus service to Southpoint Mall and Target on Saturdays.
